Fanuc robot equipment maintained by Robot World Automation
 

Madison Heights, Michigan

Preventative Maintenance

Scheduled inspections and service for Fanuc, ABB, Yaskawa, and Nachi robotic cells, built to catch problems before they cause downtime.

The Cost of Waiting

Why It Matters

An emergency breakdown always costs more than a scheduled visit. When a robot goes down without warning, you are paying for expedited parts, overtime labor, and a line that is not producing, all at the same time. A maintenance plan trades that unpredictable expense for a known, scheduled visit you can plan around.

Robot World Automation's technicians work on Fanuc, ABB, Yaskawa, and Nachi robots every day. We know how these systems are built, how they fail, and what a healthy cell looks like, so a maintenance visit is a trained eye going through a real checklist, not guesswork.

 
Close-up of a robot vision sensor during a maintenance inspection

Scheduled Service

Protect Your Investment in Automation

A robotic cell that runs every day without a plan for maintenance is a cell that will eventually stop running when you can least afford it. Scheduled inspections catch worn cables, drifting calibration, and controller issues before they turn into an unplanned shutdown. Regular maintenance also extends the working life of the arm, the controller, and every peripheral built into the cell, so the capital you invested in automation keeps paying off for years.

Robot World Automation's engineers and technicians bring years of experience in integration, field service, training, preventative maintenance, and technical support to every visit. Our team supports Fanuc, ABB, Yaskawa, and Nachi robots, and our facility in Madison Heights, Michigan, gives us the space and equipment to handle everything from routine inspections to major rebuilds.

Service Checklist

What a Maintenance Visit Covers

A maintenance visit is not a quick look and a handshake. Here is what our technicians go through on every stop.

Mechanical Inspection

We check the arm and every axis for wear, backlash, and misalignment before it turns into a bigger repair.

Cable and Harness Inspection

Cables and harnesses take a beating inside a working cell. We inspect for chafing, pinched runs, and loose connectors.

Controller and Software Diagnostics

We review error logs, check software versions, and confirm backups are current on the controller.

Calibration Verification

We verify tool center point and axis calibration so the robot keeps hitting its programmed path accurately.

Lubrication Service

Gears, bearings, and moving joints are greased and serviced on the schedule the manufacturer recommends.

Documented Service Report

Every visit ends with a written report covering what we found, what we did, and what to watch going forward.

Get Started

Request Preventative Maintenance

Tell us about your cell and we will get a maintenance visit on the schedule.